First time here and it's not bad. It is a place for studying. It has desks, booths with bean bags…read moreand pillows and low tables as well as big tables for groups. I went here with friends and we got a booth upstairs. It wasn't too loud so I was able to get some studying done. I ordered an iced hazelnut latte and it was good! Maybe kind of pricey it was 160P. Didn't try the food but the cakes are 100 plus for a slice. Come here for the studying environment. It is very cute. I was here on a Friday night and it wasn't completely packed. Hopefully I can go here earlier in the day so I can really study all day here. It is open until 3am! My issue is that there is no wifi...only good thing is that less distractions but sometimes you just need some good wifi while studying. Excited to come back here and study even more :)

Cafe I'm Here has a really big space considering that it is a cafe. I find their coffee okay, not…read morebad but nothing out of the ordinary as well. But what I love about this cafe is their booths for seating. If you are fond of sitting in the floor or lying down, then this place is for you! It's a great place to hang out with your friends, chill and it is also a great place for study. They have ample electric outlets which make them also a great place to work or charge your gadgets. One downside is that they don't have wifi, which is one of the things I consider for a perfect hangout place. But if you do want to really talk and hangout with your friends, this will be a good place for you.

This is an excellent coffee house. It is hard to believe it is in Dasmarinas and not Manila. It's…read moreambiance is stylish and relaxing. It's decor consists of antiques, colorful knickknacks and strategic lighting that creates a modern design. One that pays homage to the past and delightfully blends old and new into a trendy space to eat, drink, or just chill. The prices are similar to what you'd pay in the States (on some menu items), but not so much so that it's prohibitive. Coffee Project's bathroom is a single unisex bathroom that is clean and well stocked. The free WiFi is fast. It's actually one of the best WiFi services I've seen here in Philippines, outside of Manila. When is Dasmarinas, check this place out. It is at the Vista Mall. It has its own door, so it is open outside of the mall hours.

I always go to Coffee Project when I want to work outside. Seating is nice, lighting is soft…read more Ambiance overall is great for remote workers like me. Plus internet connection is stable. Bread selection are great. Pasta has okay serving size. Food is average (it's good but not exceptionally good for it's price) but if you're looking for a space to catchup and have a great ambiance, remember that's what you're really paying for.

don't ever order their steak. biggest regret from dining out ever. it costs more than a thousand…read morepesos and its not even fresh or cooked peoperly

Really adorable cafe. It has a bit of a country porch feel or mom and pop type of store, but…read moretrendy. Since recently discovering Yelp hit the Philippines after returning 7 months down the line. Me and some family ventured out here to check out Ted's. My cousin had mentioned the food being very good albeit a bit pricier than local fair. Of course, that was true, but we agreed quality was there. We tried a few of their shakes-- Mango Peach, Apple Basil, Mandarin Lime, the BBQ chicken pizza, bacon cheddar fries, the seafood puttanesca, and Ted's linguine. The shakes that have fruit in their names don't seem to have milk in them and are more like finely blended slushies. A really amazing treat to escape from all the heat. I thought the apple basil and mandarin lime were the better of the 3 we got since they seemed more refreshing. The peach made the mango shake a lot heavier in comparison. For the apple basil, you can really taste the basil, but it didn't seem too overpowering, however, I'm unsure if I could drink the entire thing. The Mandarin Lime was really refreshing though. Ted's Linguine - Creamy as advertised. All the pastas seem to come with a bread stick too. Not much to really say. It was overall, really good and a great safe choice if you want pasta but not feeling adventurous. Seafood Puttanesca - Probably my favorite. Came with mussels and shrimp with bread. The sauce was a nice flavor and seasoned well. BBQ Chicken Pizza - Also really good, but much more like a flat bread and not very pizza like. Definitely think flat bread. It came with a pile of cabbage like greens as garnish and was nicely cooked. Though at the end we were questioning if it had any chicken in it as none of us could recall ever tasting the chicken. The sauce had a really nice smokey flavor though. Bacon Cheddar Fries - Very standard fries with bits of fried bacon crumbled with a drizzling of cheese. It was very tidy. I'd definitely be happy to return to try more off their menu or just to keep in mind of a place with very good drinks. They also have coffee and cakes so I imagine they'd make a nice sit in coffee shop too.

Jookin's comes with bakery treats, coffee, and even savory noms with a cozy coffee shop atmosphere…read moregreat for anyone trying to take a break from the heat and looking for somewhere quiet. When we went there was even a live band, but they weren't unbearably loud like I've typically experienced so kudos to that. I've often just left restaurants or coffee shops because the band was far too loud to even talk to the people next to you without yelling. The back of the cafe is very comfortable too. They have a nice seating area with comfortable stools and chairs that make it very cozy and probably would make a great place to hang out, maybe do some work or relax. For the menu-- they've got a lot covered. For the coffee drink fanatic or drinkable treats lover, they have Italian style sodas, frappucinos, lattes, and teas. They also have a bit of a savory menu inclusive of pizza and pasta. We had ordered two pizzas, I believe they were the Jookin Specials, a large variety of frappe coffee drinks, latte, and a Shirley Temple. The Shirley Temple was a vibrant red drink garnished with a cherry and small lemon wedge. Love the presentation and the tastes is very refreshing. It's a cherry flavored soda essentially and is non-alcoholic. Also tried the Hazelnut and Almond Frappucinos. You can definitely taste the hazelnut and almond. Overall, I prefer the almond, but both are very similar. While there wasn't anything terribly special to me about the pizza, it was very good, and I'd be happy to come get it again. There were tons to try on the menu here too, especially their frappucino menu which offers coffee or vanilla based drinks to choose from. Next time, green tea!

They have brought back the feel of 70's era. Hippie, Flower Power and Dream Catchers. The feel of…read morethe establishment is relaxing and has Social Media Detox. There's a lot of selection on foods and drink and they have their own Kombi (VW bus) for rent for photo shoots and road trips!

Looking for a nice getaway from it all? If you're looking for an escape that's doable via a day…read moretrip, then perhaps a chill lunch or merienda at the Dreamland Arts and Crafts Café is something more your speed. Situated way down at Lipa, at about a couple of hours away (ideally) from Manila, this little bohemian themed café is something for both the free in spirit and the big health buffs as well. Offering you the healthiest set of smoothies and quintessential café meals, such as wraps and pastas, munching more than what you can here will surely be a guiltless decision. If you're looking to take a part of the brief afternoon you've spent here, then that'll be best captured by taking home one of their signature dram catchers which you can even have one customized.

The vibe was amazing. Live band and food was great. Staff is also great. 10/10 recommended.read more

Good food, nice resto with an excellent view. Service was waaaay better compared to their Greenbelt…read morebranch, although there were only 3 occupied tables during our visit. The team has very good knowledge of the food they serve! I just find it annoying that our food didn't arrive together (we-gents received our food a good 5 minutes before the ladies received theirs). Place has very limited free parking. Will definitely visit again.

I loved this placed! Was visiting the Philippines and came here with family. We had a fairly large…read moregroup and they sat us upstairs in a private room. We had a space to ourselves with a small balcony and a lovely view. I believed we ordered the set menu and the food was sooo delicious! I'm not a lover of Filipino food but I definitely fell in love with it. Service was excellent and friendly. I truly enjoyed all the dishes but especially liked the black squid calamari (I believe that was the name). I took pics of almost everything we ordered and while the pics look delicious, the taste was 100x more! We were full but still decided to order dessert with the hot chocolate which was the perfect ending. Highly recommend this spot!

It is overrated, overpriced and underwhelming. What is nice in having a microwaved pasta in a…read morecarton container? All the frappes basically taste like milk with a lot of ice and sugar... thank you Clydes for making such heavenly frappes. I do not understand how can anyone seat down and work in such a loud place...

Poor customer service, one of the employees was rude to me. I was just asking for coffee steerer…read moreand she handed to like shes made to me. I always come to this cafe because it's my favorite spot, I always order a brewed coffee and always ask politely. Not cool and I don't appreciate the customer service.

Having experienced living in BF for a couple of years, what I really love about this village is…read morethat it has a little bit of everything from outside its own bubble that it leaves you with very little excuse to venture out into the world (except for, you know, going to work/school). Even if it's a bit of arts and culture you're craving, BF's got you covered, too. Artists Haven Gallery and Cafe is along Aguirre Avenue, the subdivisions' main road known also as a foodie destination in itself. From the outside it does seem really small, like what might be just another gallery.. perhaps a room and some paintings. Little did I know that it's truly like a "haven" for artists--spacious and beautifully designed interiors, a well-curated collection of paintings and sculptures, and they have a cafe too! It's a place that anyone would really be inspired to create in, or if you'd simply want to forget that you're in BF for a while, this is the place to go to "rejuvenate" your soul... or something. They also offer art workshops for kids and adults, too! If you're not much into the arts, don't walk away, they have a charming cafe for you. The dishes are named after painters! Though for vegetarians/vegans, there are only a few veggie options: just soups and salads, for which you'd have to still request to remove ingredients X, Y and Z from, just ask). I tried one of their best sellers, Crispy Suman con Tsokolate (you can request for dairy to be omitted), which is a good choice for a light merienda. I was able to chat with the owner of a place, and news is that they're coming up with regular events that involve live music and wine!